SOURCE: need a club car golf cart service manual
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http://www.blockbustergolfcarts.com/index.asp?Category=260&PageAction=VIEWCATS
http://www.lvssales.com/store/product.php?productid=13300
SOURCE: trying to power a amp with 16 volts. possible?
Golf carts do not have a charging system. If you are going to use battery power only, why not just add (1) 12V car battery instead of (2) 8V??
MA Audio runs (ran) their bench tests @ 17V. All the power ratings advertized are at 17V.
The power supply for the hk4000D is unregulated. So the more voltage = more power.. 8V-16VDC.
More input voltage means the amplifier will have to work less hard to make power.
Don't expect the amplifier to work for very long however. the current drain on a class D amplifier is huge. There are no on-board fuses protecting the power supplies, so be sure to have at lease a 150A power line fuse.
With 150A current draw - even with the amplifier at 1/2 gain - expect to get 10.6 minutes of listening time from your 16 volts before recharging - also note, the amplifier MUST see 8V to turn on, there is a built-in voltage sensor that will shut down the amplifier if voltage is too low.
SOURCE: diagram of 36 volt hookup for trolling motor
To get 36 volts, number batteries 1 thru 3. connect pos 2 to neg 1, connect pos 3 to neg 2, connect pos 1 to trolling motor controller and neg 3 to ground on trolling motor.
This is only a solution for 3 battery system.
For 4 battery system, connect 4 to 3 pos to pos and neg to neg.
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SOURCE: Trying to hook 12 volt lights to a 36 volt golf
The exact answer depends on what battery voltage you have but this hint will get you going.
Assuming you have 3 12v batteries, just wire to the first battery + - and you'll have 12 v. If you have 6 6v batteries, wire to the first + and the second -. If you have a voltage meter, you can verify the voltage of my suggestion.
This will work for lights and other resistance circuits but not for sensitive items like radios.
Golf cart batteries are series wired to get the higher voltage.
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